Wildly rushing rivers in the Alps

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Published 2018-10-25

What would happen to the mountains without water? They would turn into deserts, devoid of life and vegetation. But there are very few mountains without water on our planet. They take care of this themselves, creating their life’s element and taking water directly from the sky by entrapping the clouds around them.

This water then collects on the flanks of the mountains, where it turns from rivulets into rivers, that flow out into the oceans. Mountains and water are symbiotic, a cycle that keeps life on earth going. Mountain streams slowly move along meadows before, only moments later, turning into the spray of waterfalls or small mystic lakes. What kind of life can be found in and around this mysterious cosmos?

We will investigate the world of the rare Danube salmon and be there to see the Danube bleak spawn. We will follow giant wels catfish into their hideouts, see great crested grebes on their underwater hunting. We go diving under the ice of frozen
mountain streams and lakes, discovering life where none was thought possible.

All Comments (21)

@OziSabah 4 years ago

Thank you Sigurd, thank you Natali and everyone who took part in this wonderful film and others alike.
@Alberad08 5 years ago

Thanks a lot for uploading this magnificent documentation!
@veldawells2839 4 years ago

Very educational. Talks about biotic and abiotic factors, the different sub-acqautic and aquatic lifeforms that live along a stream, river, or lake, (above and below), and also the predators and the hunted and some of their adaptions to survive. Beautifully narrated. Thank you so much.
@joachim4838 5 years ago

Super movie! Nature films can be watched anytime, anywhere Thank you for sharing!
@hafsa1055 1 year ago

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@ladygimeno2811 5 years ago

wow! what a great documentary! I really love places like that
@freedolphin3077 5 years ago

The underwater is so beautiful there! I would spend all my days diving in this water,hmmm!
@indusvalleycivilization5597 5 years ago

Very interesting and informative documentary. i like your all videos your work is very perfect.
@jernmanden1 5 years ago

thanks for this good qualitet of video ....Thanks
@debbiemcg9914 4 years ago

Thanks Mr. Narrator. An excellent job well done!
@lav1973aug 5 years ago

Delicious docs. I love listening to the Narrator
@aleenashafaat2295 3 years ago

Water is my love.. It's magnificent. Amazing documentary.. ♥
@nivlacgaming9211 5 years ago

800th liker! :D I enjoy nature documentaries, my cat even looked a few times lmao
@wykeishacraft6820 4 years ago

It looks so amazing out there. With that fresh water running through. Pretty animals.
@johnnierah 5 years ago

Great filming.
@debbiemcg9914 4 years ago

Thank you Mr. Narrator...for a job well done
@adurpina 4 years ago

nice video ' excellent footage
@uncutruby2038 2 years ago

So nice. Thanks a lot.
@ashakuldip1657 4 years ago

Thanks for posting this informative video.
@lestariangillath4678 5 years ago

Very amazing place..☺